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The idea of the other party needing to setup an account is off-putting to me. The way I handle this currently is to use https://onetimesecret.com https://oneti
by traeregan 6y ago
The idea of the other party needing to setup an account is off-putting to me.
The way I handle this currently is to use https://onetimesecret.com https://onetimesecret.com without any added context, just the password string, and then send an email / message such as:
Here are the credentials that you requested:
Username: foobar
Password: https://onetimesecret.com/secret/6usoxihjgv1d https://onetimesecret.com/secret/6usoxihjgv1d (this link only works one time within X days)
You could even setup a separate link for the username, etc.
- uhinze 6y agoCreated a similar solution a while back that also lets you specify max views: https://pwdrop.com https://pwdrop.com Happy to hear feedback!
- justusthane 6y agoThe receiver does not need an account.
- grok22 6y agoWireDoc [1] is a service I've used a few times that has an interesting mechanism where a party with an account on the system can send or request to receive files from another party that doesn't have an account. [1] https://wiredoc.com https://wiredoc.com
- jabroni_salad 6y agoI'm a former wiredoc customer. Their service is otherwise nice, but the file size limits have not kept up with the times. I switched to Hightail for requests and delivery about a year ago and have been a pretty happy camper. https://www.hightail.com/ https://www.hightail.com/